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Did Someone Sell You a House that was a Lemon?

Did you purchase a home where the seller or the seller’s realtor misrepresented information about the condition of the property or other relevant information? If this has happened to you, you may be weighing your options and trying to determine how you are going to go about collecting your money. One option is to file a Plaintiff’s Claim in the Ontario Small Claims Court. If you are planning on suing a realtor, you could first try to contact the firm’s Principal Real Estate broker to see if they can assist in resolving the matter. Otherwise, if you have decided that you are going to pursue an action in the Ontario Small Claim Court you can create your Plaintiff’s Claim and Affidavit of Service online using EasyCourt. Simply click the tab titled Plaintiff’s Claim for more information.

Did You Know

You can mail your claim to the Small Claim Court and avoid going there altogether?

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No more taking time off work, driving to the court, paying for parking, pulling numbers and waiting in long lineups!

*Prices quoted on this website do NOT include the ?Small Claims Court filing fee? which is payable to the Minister of Finance at the time you file your documents. Click here for a list of the fees charged by the Small Claims Court.

Disclaimer
easycourt.ca is a document preparation service. easycourt.ca does not offer/provide or equate to legal advice. easycourt.ca is not acting as your paralegal or lawyer and is not a substitute for the advice of a paralegal or lawyer. Our online tool simply guides you through the Small Claims Court Forms (in a simplified format) and assists you in preparing your court documents in a clear, correct and professional manner. easycourt.ca does NOT select, draft, complete, compute or assist in the completion of your documents. YOU select and prepare your documents using the assistance of our easy process. If you think you need legal advice, or feel that you have complex legal issues that you cannot resolve on your own, we recommend that you hire a paralegal or lawyer. easycourt.ca has references for AFFILIATE paralegals and lawyers capable of servicing your needs. Click here to arrange a consultation with a third party AFFILIATE paralegal or lawyer. For more details please reference our complete terms and conditions.